New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-13
in the fight. we want to who is the man that ran
carry New York before we decide ON nominee

A quest at the st. Cloud Hotel the other dav ,r
Simon Wolf, of Washington whose fifty years hav.
not changed his handsome face slvered his raven
black bair Mr.. Wolf has been n citizen OF Washington
for twenty five years and has held respon be postons
under the Government. Few men in America h ave en-
joye5 the acquaintance and friendship of more dstn
gnshed men than he His relations with coin. STAN
ton Sumner, Grant, Sherman Logan, Carried Blaine
Cox Randall and hosts of others have been of a
friendly character lie has written a series of RENT
Menorah Monthly" Mr. Wolf is the saloe nns
open-hearted, genial gentleman OF In dscuss
ing politics lie said that he regards Mr.. Blaine AZ
stronger than he was in Ss4 but he thnrs that tho
possi oities CT the next National contest include the
nomination OF Allison and Hawlc,, Hawey and
Foraker, although he thinks sherman snd Lucius
Falrchid would make a strong ticket. Mr. Wolf yas
Tor nine years Recorder Of Deeds in the District Of
Co lmbia, and was Consul General to Egypt under
President Garfield.
Colonel Michael Boland on the day of Mr. Beecher's
funeral called my attention coinc.donce affecting
polite. He OF tho eaiers OF the
IrshAmorican movement in favor OF NJ Blaine for
President, and this il in substance That lie sad: AZ
i remarkable that almost on the same dY Mr. Blaine
should become apprised OF the death OF one II bis
strongest supporters and the striking down Of OF his
strongest opponents refer to Mr. Beecher and SISTER
Angela. Beochers opposition to hr Blaine
was OF great value TO Cleveland. Sister
Angelo at the head OF the Order Of
the Sisters OF the White Cross in this country aud Of
the Notre Dame institution at South / nd Indiana.
sue was Gillespie, cousin of Mr. Biz and the
shcrmans. She was o.e OF the most remarkable
women that this country has ever produced. strong.
minded ana strong gcd. Her quiet but persistent,
energetic and toreible work Tor Mr. Blaine counted
much III his favor
Logan c. Murray, president of the United States
National Bank, which il located in the Washington
Building is cid Kentuckian whose family has been
widely connected with public affairs. in witch be him
self takes great inter9t The other cas- the subject
Of Senator Hoars attack the central. l2 policy OF
Speaker Carlisle came up. Nr. Murray. Who il a
stanch Republican. said You may be certain Of
thing about Mr.. Carlisle. Tho trend OF the man,
honest. in any political policy that he enters upon
his purposes cannot be CALEB in question, and lie
will be able to defend it with the yigor OF honesty. 1
speak from knowledge He Is simply en- rapport
with his party IN the matter that called ont Senator
loar's speech. The Democratic party has gone
further in cenrazing power IN the two years since
Mr.. Cleveland became President than the Republican
party did in all the years Of lis aseendency"
Congressman George West, OF Ballston, whose
cnergy in politics ard cuisines. is almost unbounded
was opening the monthly returns of hi- Per mills in
England when [ net him yesterday 81 made some
inquiries about public affairs. Z" ! an ii pleasant
frame OF mind,' he said, over the Results OF the
election IN Saratoga County, where We .i2d eighteen
Republican supervisors Out OF twenty Tor the first
time IN the history OF the cohr'iy' mafin- iarge
gain over anything that has ever been kLOVu before
Tie Republicans oi Saratoga county are thoroughly
united now and there viii be an end 10 personal md
factOnal contests there. | have boz out The
SaratOuam newspaper and will stop re- other paper
there which already own. With thst -.an-e IL the
newspaper business the pickering that :. been going
on will zoe ended. can't say Fha an satisfied with
the work OF Congress The Republicans were Unable
to accomplish nanr things that they desire and that
the country demanded. The PeusIon bill Wa one OF
these a-ureS 1t was remarkable S)te Oh tnat
measure. Every Republican IN tac I,DCso VOTED
-Odly Tor it, and there were only tive rs. The
President neglected to sign tie RIVER an lacbOr BILL
which j. unsatisfactory To- The Republicans AID the
Democrats alike, aud 80 lar have seeu no excuse
made Tor him 10y him Tor that neglect. he Location
ol the un factory WAS another attain that faliei II
ve had been disposed 10 locate il IN PERI Yltanm 10
woIld have cot thc ball through because hr randall
would have favored H. There has ben too mneh
personal feeling entering into Legislation II winch Tins
is 70 specimen. Three tour men a. inclined 10
dictate all the legislation and have refused TO rise
above personal feeling to meet the wishes OF the
country. The time Is coming when this -ort OF thing
Will lie stopped :or the people viii not submit 20 H.
In tie party OF Canadians who down TO New
York after the recent elections tor recreation was
CAPTAIN j. b. Labelle who represents the County Of
Richelieu in the Province OF Quebec. he Is a Con-
seryhtiye and Therefore a supporter of the Govern
meut Among other thin-s be said " The elections
demonstrated the strength Of the CONSERVATIVE party
in Canada 10y returning majority OF 81 or W
for Sir John \. Macdonald. | say most emphatic
aly that the Conservative lafty ana TO e'nheht ~
not hostile 10 tie United states, bat me contrary
entirely friendly There is, il IL true, H. Hcrelce
.et vCeu the Governments over the fisheries question:,
but it ia only such difference OF opinion d. msIs
occur between friends without disturbing ihel mead
sip. youeh Tor ny party hat II had 10 99suhy
toward this country. 'Ihc fishery trou. .e viii am
positive, he amicahly arranged between the two
countries The Liberals made the lGht almost entirely
on the Northwest rebellion question. lucy were
amused ~ he uolicv OF he Conservative eminent
in that matter. The turning point w1s pastoral
eitr, issued in support o the G0l orGnC . 10y Bishops
rasche, GrauGiu and Laleecbr II Flowed tie
people clearly that tie hanging o. t."l Nas not a
political bur gal affair IN 1859, Rie led o." mt
ialI-breed rebellion. II ended disasronsly nnd he
as captured. Sir John y Macdonald gave nm
: OCO 10 leave the country. At the same time tie
Out 4rio Premier offered reward OF $1,000 Tor ne
capture of the chle OF the bt.lon not naming Rel
In l~~5. when the secona rbe lion *" out hlei
ratc back IN violation OF DIS word and 'h his price
iliou his head TO lead K. lie was a. ~ captured
4 Jury Of six OF hs countrNmen tIlea hin ahd Inc
death penalty adiudCed The size OF lhe j"I "As
coup.ued OF, Lat II originated III Tie laws ii>t" DN
thc Liberals. The case WAS Appealed tArUu-L az Ile
courts even 10 England, ard Rl,l was executed Inc
onsc-yarye Government claimed that after a! these
ppcas il had alternative bu, to let the law take -
co Use Thai the view taken By three l'isioPs 10
their pastoral letter The general sentiment DID 'sLida
tavors reciprocity. The policy OF the 'o",ciFhuNo
-orr,. il III favor OF rotcl tive tarH. CT country =
in rcnsr youu ger than yours. Cur ma 'a' 'ne. .e-
ouire protection But ihee are 10 scri. j. objections
10 reClnrocit, a. nm individual memutr 81 f"fia'
mont Am strongly Il favor OF IT,
Cantsin \. :. Bn,buell, OF Ohio. who cliirman
Of the Republican Committee q his state t"" years
,so wl,,n Jude Foraker Oc. elected pycruos, has
t-ca in Ncw-N ork tor several days. IL = manu-
rc,,rer Of horticultural implements. his ot ',hmen'
tor that purpose being one of the largest ID ing
,ountry H. /, rchus; man OF iorty-hyc with iuu
,c, double chm keen eye, and iron--ray mHs's'ue.
ih, many other Ohio men he Is lu>t ROW tA@'"e
,bcut John sherman Tor President, but he has lever
-hclr.s a warm side Tor Judge Foraker, whom ne te
ards A, a rising man OF great prospec ms J. a..
Nav al uultu. things We are an iot' Se.a'oi
,htrnun in OHIO Ii would be impossible Tor u 70 e
tor amy one else III l. the great statesman "l We
lu leyc state aud we disposed 10 sup OF hin IUt
'Ln Irr.,lcrry against tho Held. There always has
,., tom, Elaine sentiment IN the State but II las
,c,,r nntasoni,ed Mr.. sherman. Juds' FORA ger has
rrrnt many lricn,ia OF whom are urging mn "
a IN the front hut his best nicnd. me tnF us
y,,z. c,ursc - 90 remain luet and let Mr. Sherman
ia,r al the strength that OHIO can give him lhero
friends understand very thoroughly tnat u IN, CON
,euio next wear should Gutt away from the on 'eu
d, thr marty and decide Ia take mp new man '''.'
torakrr's nc .tion would then be very stroog one,
put II he shoald autlgonizc Mr. sherman II "owS Y
,,, ,vsak.u.d Thor, las been gicai deat
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